South Fayette Township School District Civicplus #45

South Fayette Township traffic signal installation and intersection improvements

South Fayette Township is seeking a contractor to install a new traffic signal and improve the intersection of Presto-Sygan Road (SR 3028) and Newbury Highland Drive/Newbury Market Drive in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. - Government buyer: South Fayette Township, a local government in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. - Procurement: Complete-in-place traffic signal installation and associated intersection improvements. - Products and equipment: Traffic signal mast arms and equipment; vehicular and pedestrian signal heads; pedestrian pushbuttons and signage; advanced radar and omni-view video detection; emergency vehicle preemption equipment; a traffic signal controller and cabinet with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS); and electrical service, conduit, junction boxes, signing, and pavement markings. No quantities or part numbers are provided. - Services: Installation, electrical work, pedestrian accommodations, traffic control, and site restoration. - OEMs: No manufacturers or product brands are identified. Potential alternative traffic-signal equipment providers include Econolite, Siemens Mobility, SWARCO, and Q-Free. - Other named organization: The Gateway Engineers, Inc. is identified as the source of the contract documents; it is not identified as an OEM. - Notable requirements: Bidders must meet PennDOT prequalification requirements. Pennsylvania prevailing wages apply, and the project’s Multimodal Transportation Fund grant requirements must be met at no additional cost to the Township.

Description

South Fayette Township is soliciting sealed proposals to install a traffic signal at the intersection of Presto-Sygan Road (SR 3028) and Newbury Highland Drive/Newbury Market Drive in South Fayette Township, Allegheny County. The work includes signal mast arms and equipment, vehicle and pedestrian signal heads, detection and emergency vehicle preemption equipment, a controller and cabinet with UPS, electrical service, conduit, signage, pavement markings, pedestrian accommodations, traffic control, and restoration. Work must be completed in place, and bidders must meet the stated PennDOT prequalification requirements. The project is funded in part by a Multimodal Transportation Fund grant; the bid deadline is November 4, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. prevailing time.

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